The Dublin Agreed Statement 1984 is a report from the Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Commission, summarizing eight years of dialogue between the Anglican Communion and the Orthodox Churches. It addresses key theological topics such as the mystery of the Church, faith in the Trinity, and worship and tradition, aiming to foster unity and understanding between the two traditions.
The Anglican Communion Office (ACO) is the official secretariat of the Anglican Communion – a worldwide network of Anglican churches, in over 165 countries. The ACO connects member churches, encourages global mission, fosters Christian unity, promotes ecumenism and amplifies Anglican advocacy.
The ACO also supports and facilitates the ‘Instruments of Communion’: The Anglican Consultative Council, The Lambeth Conference, the Primates’ Meeting and the Archbishop of Canterbury.